AMH is an independent media house free from political ties or outside influence.
We have four newspapers: The Zimbabwe Independent, a business weekly published every Friday, The Standard, a weekly published every Sunday, and Southern and NewsDay, our daily newspapers. Each has an online edition.
Do you have a picture, story, audio or video that you think will make an impact in your community? We want to give you a voice on our websites.
Do you have a picture, story, audio or video that you think will make an impact in your community? We want to give you a voice on our websites.
The Whatsapp number is +263 773 245 709. We would like to publish your photo, your audio and video. We already have overwhelming citizen journalism coming our way and we are loving it.
Every month a team of selectors will award prizes for the best story, picture, audio and video. And we would like to give you an opportunity to be part of our team.
Your stories and images will be on our websites under the section AMHVoices.
Remember to send us your name and location.
Cuthbert Muchenje, a Grade four pupil at Nyamaropa Primary School in Madziwa, shows off his clay camera. Picture by Tau MutotiA truck driver negotiates a flooded road at the corner of Second and Moffat Streets in Gweru. Picture by Peter SamhembereA road in Glen View 7. Picture by L MuzawaziFinally, it rained here in Bulawayo on Tuesday. Farai Dhewa Chirape, BulawayoBulawayo schoolchildren run for cover from the heavy downpour that pounded the city on Tuesday. AnonymousA tree fell on a Mazda 626 sedan parked near the Bulawayo City Council’s Large City Hall on Tuesday. AnonymousRains in Bulawayo on Tuesday. Anonymous
This rubbish dump has been growing gradually, blocking the road between the Aquatic Complex and Zengeza 4 Houses in Chitungwiza.Picture by Joseph FushayiA dog eats from a rubbish bin in Brits North West province, South Africa. AnonymousAlcek Macheso dancer Majuice and a fan, Peter Mabunda in Thayandou, South Africa.A commuter omnibus was involved in an accident along the Domboshawa road near the Hatcliffe turn-off on Tuesday. AnonymousA reader who identified himself as ‘Comrade Shumba’ shows part of his five hectares of maize in Copper Queen, Gokwe North.
